First, I’m very excited to announce my second book: coming out in May
Curious Impossibilities: Ten Cinematic Riffs – A sequel to the first book, C.I. features ten fictitious dialogues between various artists and filmmakers, paying homage to various iconic cinematic works of art. Curious Impossibilities: Ten Cinematic Riffs includes conversations with Dora Maar, Louise Brooks, Federico Fellini, Andrei Tarkovsky, Jean Luc Godard, Francois Truffaut; riffing on favorite films such as Hiroshima Mon Amour, Last Year at Marienbad, and others. Composed in the style of the French New Wave films of the 1960s, each text takes a modern, experimental, and literary approach to these conceptually stylized films.
Second, I wanted to announce that my first book, Impossible Conversations was reviewed in American Book Review, volume 38, #1. Reviewer copies have been mailed, and ABR has updated their web page, so the most current issue is viewable.
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NEXT, please take a look at Le Scat Noir, a FREE monthly publication, distributed by Black Scat Books. You can download it by clicking on the links below. I’ve been submitting artwork and short stories you won’t find in my other books; I also write a regular column under the pseudonym Adriênne Auvray, called News in a Nutshell that appears monthly.
- Le Scat Noir #222 – digital painting, Untitled – April 2017
- Le Scat Noir #222 – Adriênne Auvray and Félix Fénéon – April 2017
Le Scat Noir #221 – Adriênne Auvray and Félix Fénéon – March 2017
Le Scat Noir #219 – The Eleventh Victim – January 2017
ALSO…One of my flash fiction pieces, Écrire Les Oiseaux, appears in this long-awaited anthology, “Offbeat/Quirky Journal of Experimental Fiction,” which features 46 contributors said to be some of the nation’s best new writers. Journal of Experimental Fiction & Offbeat/Quirky Books – March 2017
FINALLY: Two of my artworks appeared in an exhibition at UC San Diego in December, 2016, which included faculty and staff, of both amateur and expert levels. A link to the catalogue is shown below.
Chroma – Chroma explores themes of color and vibrancy through a variety of media. Petite Rose and Petite Fleur, 6 x 6 digital paintings mounted on wood panels – Exhibition from November 2016 – March 2017.
Carla M. Wilson 2017
Thanks for your support!
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Wow! Been busy!